What do single moms, stay-at-home dads, professionals who happen to be women, men who like to dress colorfully, infertile people, and homosexuals have in common? They’re often viewed by society as sad, bad, and even a little suspicious.

Those judgments all stem originally from one idea: that females are naturally passive and more caring, and males are naturally aggressive and more intelligent. It’s an idea that is deeply embedded in our social system and dictates much of our behavior. It’s also an idea that has nothing to do with what is actually going on in nature.

Crime Against Nature, both as a book and as a series of paintings, exposes the true diversity of natural behaviors.

Crime Against Nature

The print version is available for $32. This price includes shipping within the United States, but, if you would like the book to be sent elsewhere, please email me for details.

$32

Crime Against Nature the digital book

You can read the digital version for free by clicking on the large cover image at the top of this page. There’s also a downloadable PDF of the book available for $6.

$6

Crime Against Nature, the coloring book

This is the coloring book version Crime Against Nature. It contains all fifty-six original images, reformatted and remade in black and white, ready for you to color in as you please.

It’s available for $11. This price does not include shipping or tax, both of which will be calculated by Lulu, the print service which will manufacture the book and mail it to you.

$11

Crime Against Nature poster

This poster is another presentation of Crime Against Nature. It combines an image of the work with the text from the book to create a punchy little meme that sums up the point of the project: that we don’t know as much about what is actually natural as we think we do!

For more posters, go here. To buy prints of these posters in various sizes, visit my RedBubble shop!

screenshot of Mr Mondialisation

“The stakes are high in this seemingly playful and light children’s book.”